Picnics in the Park
Picnics in the Park: The Kind of Fridays They’ll Remember
From 17th July to 28th August, every Friday from 17:30 to 20:30, Picnics in the Park returns to Tee 1 on the South Course for one of Quinta do Lago's favourite summer traditions. Think picnic blankets on the grass, live music, children running freely between games and activities, and families enjoying long summer evenings outdoors together.
Relaxed, lively, and full of feel-good summer atmosphere, it's the perfect Friday plan for all ages. Expect face painting, balloon modelling, glitter bar fun, traditional games, slides, bouncy castles, interactive entertainment, and plenty of space for grown-ups to unwind too.
Book ahead, gather your family and friends, and make summer Fridays memorable at Quinta do Lago.
Event Dates:
17th July 2026
24th July 2026
31st July 2026
7th August 2026
14th August 2026
21st August 2026
28th August 2026
Schedule:
17:30 – 20:30
Location:
Tee 1, South Course
Ticket Prices:
Children 0–11 years: Free of Charge
Children 12+: €15 per child
Adults: €15 per adult
Complimentary Admission:
The Magnolia Hotel & Conrad Algarve Guests
Clube da Quinta Members
QDL Staff
Valid card or booking confirmation required upon entry.
Tokens: 1 Token = €3.50
Available online and on-site:
10 Tokens
20 Tokens
40 Tokens
50 Tokens
Tokens valid until 28 August 2026.
Important Information:
Tickets and tokens are non-refundable
Photography & Videography Notice:
Photography and videography may take place during this event. By attending, you consent to the use of your image by Quinta do Lago for marketing, promotional and communication purposes across its digital and print channels.
South Course
Winner of europe and Portugal's Best Golf Course 2023 by the World Golf Awards
The South Course is the crown jewel of Quinta do Lago. Designed in 1974 by William Mitchell, who introduced American-standard greens, tees and bunkers to the Algarve. Soon the course gained a prestigious reputation and became a flagship in the European Tour Course. A favourite among European tour players, the 6,500 metre par 72 is set among umbrella pines, lakes and wild flowers, overlooking the serene Ria Formosa Natural Park.
Its championship status however does not deter the amateur golfer. While the 8th, 15th and 18th are testing holes for low handicap players, the course’s varying difficulty challenges golfers of all levels and abilities. Accurate tee shots are essential for reaching the greens, as the variety of doglegs and strategically located hazards increases the course’s difficulty. The front nine holes, which wind their way through the parkland, favour a draw. While the back nine, which loop around the lake, favour a fade from the tee.
